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Install fails spectacularly with both zhshell & bash (Debian 9.4) #7
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I got the same error using Ubuntu 18.04. The key to the error is "/bin/sh:", which shows the make is utilizing the Bourne shell instead of bash, and the "[[ ... ]]" construct is a bash construct. |
Same here. I would suggest to use |
The error comes because by default GNU Make uses /bin/sh. Setting the SHELL variable inside the makefile to point to /bin/bash does the trick. Someone
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@a-berg I made the changes here: I think at this point then Dave needs to then just approve it to have it merged to master. After doing this revision, I was able to have Make resolve the related environment variable to the correct path ('/usr/local/bin') on my Thinkpad running Manjaro. |
Thanks! I was too timid to create a PR. Good for you!Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S9+, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone
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bash (Debian 9.4) (#7)
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Big time Uncle Dave fan here. Thanks for the idea for my first PR ever on a public repo :)
I made the changes here:
#12
I think at this point then Dave needs to then just approve it to have it merged to master. After doing this revision, I was able to have Make resolve the related environment variable to the correct path ('/usr/local/bin') on my Thinkpad running Manjaro.
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Hello! I'm watching your very helpful videos on emacs & came across the one you made on ihsec. I'm very much looking forward to using it--however--I appear to have run into a rather bizarre-looking issue.
I've cloned into a fresh directory two directories down from home: e.g.
~/Source/git/(new dir)
Running
sudo make
spits out the following:I have yet to look more closely at the script. I'll return with any findings (I'm just beginning to learn bash scripting, so I may or may not notice what's causing this). Cheers!
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